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  • Queensland students go Live with Microsoft

    Queensland University of Technology (QUT) is adopting the Microsoft Live@Edu solution for email for its 40,000 students, providing access to Outlook Live, Office Live Workspace and SkyDrive storage.

  • Queplix unveils Universal search solution

    Queplix promises to deliver a universal search platform that securely integrates structured data from enterprise, SaaS and cloud applications into a single powerful search tool.

  • Isilon adds to "scale-out" NAS range

    Isilon Systems has announced a broad expansion of its product family with the release of the S-Series and NL-Series storage systems, and a new addition to its X-Series product line.

  • Barracuda releases SMB email appliance

    Barracuda Networks has whipped the sheet of its new small business message archiving appliance, promising support for up to 75 users and Exchange stubbing features for US$1,999 (AU$3,038).

  • Hardcopy device market hit hard by financial crisis

    According to IDC, the world of hardcopy peripherals, such as multi-function printers, underwent a precipitous double-digit decline in the fourth quarter of 2008, with shipments falling 17 percent year-on-year, and revenue dropping 13 percent.

  • Queensland students go Live with Microsoft

    Queensland University of Technology (QUT) is adopting the Microsoft Live@Edu solution for email for its 40,000 students, providing access to Outlook Live, Office Live Workspace and SkyDrive storage.

  • Queplix unveils Universal search solution

    Queplix promises to deliver a universal search platform that securely integrates structured data from enterprise, SaaS and cloud applications into a single powerful search tool.

  • Isilon adds to "scale-out" NAS range

    Isilon Systems has announced a broad expansion of its product family with the release of the S-Series and NL-Series storage systems, and a new addition to its X-Series product line.

  • Barracuda releases SMB email appliance

    Barracuda Networks has whipped the sheet of its new small business message archiving appliance, promising support for up to 75 users and Exchange stubbing features for US$1,999 (AU$3,038).

  • Hardcopy device market hit hard by financial crisis

    According to IDC, the world of hardcopy peripherals, such as multi-function printers, underwent a precipitous double-digit decline in the fourth quarter of 2008, with shipments falling 17 percent year-on-year, and revenue dropping 13 percent.